Research Notes on Whole Bowel Irrigation
Whole bowel irrigation is the mechanical process of flushing of the gastrointestinal tract. It is used in cases of poisoning or overdose that is not absorbed by charcoal. The procedure is also used for the removal of ingested packets of illegal drugs.
Top Resources on Whole Bowel Irrigation
- California Poison Control System: Whole Bowel Irrigation
- Wikipedia: Whole Bowel Irrigation
- eMedicine Health: Medical Treatment
- Merck Manuals: Whole Bowel Irrigation
- MDChoice: Ask the Experts
- American Academy of Clinical Toxicology: Position Statements: Whole Bowel Irrigation
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